Advocacy News

We are only six months into 2022, but the trend of housing providers leaving the Seattle market hasn’t slowed down. According to the latest...

Dispute Resolution Centers (DRCs) across the state are tasked with handling mediation between housing providers and residents when issues with lease...

And that's a wrap (Sine Die) with the industry victorious!

Seattle sheds 9,759 more rental units, adds only 27 units...

Take a look at these three local housing providers that share their reflections, expectations, and how they are moving forward post-moratorium.

City of Kenmore (Ordinance) Creates a defense to eviction where the rent was unpaid during the public health emergency or a substantial increase...

On Monday January 10, 2022, the City of Spokane passed an ordinance parroting language directly from the Governor's expired eviction...

Seattle's population grew by about 50,000 people between July 2018 and May 2021, but the city saw a net loss of 785 rental properties according to...

Governor Inslee’s eviction “Bridge” is scheduled to end on October 31.

We have defined this terminology below to better inform our members and the housing industry, tenants of our communities and residential property...

To help meet renters’ needs in the current multifamily housing climate, cities and states are starting to take a closer look at move-in...

In many places across the state, rents are still below pre-pandemic levels, yet costs for housing providers have continued to rise. Those increased...